Category: Comment

Lack of support coupled with poor work-life balance is creating a "perfect storm", warns doctor turned trainee solicitor Gavriel Sapir

Legal Cheek's Will Holmes explains how animal rights are being misunderstood

Question mark over whether Boris will stay until Autumn

Will Holmes explains how revisiting medieval debates on natural law could improve the application of modern human rights

Chatbot seeks legal rep after becoming sentient, claims AI engineer

The app isn't just face filters and viral dance trends, explains magic circle associate turned tech founder Richard Mabey

Away from national headlines, a corner of the legal profession is doing extraordinary things not in lucrative defence of oligarchs, but in unpaid support for those fleeing

Where clients go, their lawyers will surely follow...

Prioritise clarity over uncertainty when rejecting training contract applicants

It's time the conversation moved beyond chargeable hours, profit margins and marketing, writes solicitor Baljinder Singh Atwal

A new wave of TC alternatives is sweeping the City

Face-to-face gatherings are slowly returning — and this can only be a good thing, writes Legal Cheek’s features editor Aishah Hussain

Skylar McKeith reflects on an ‘eventful’ past year and a half

BTC student Natasha Kirkpatrick reflects on her own personal challenges ahead of the launch of bar mental health support network BLEMI

Will the government learn from the lessons of the past? asks future magic circle trainee Will Holmes

Future magic circle trainee Will Holmes considers the 'historically absurd' definition of inventor following this week's DABUS patent ruling

The Uffizi and the Louvre are threatening to sue the world's biggest porn site

‘Concession’ theory is finding its limitations in the context of blockchain communities, writes future magic circle trainee Will Holmes

France may hold the answer, writes future magic circle trainee Will Holmes

Future magic circle trainee Will Holmes examines the conceptions of legal personhood

Ex-corporate lawyer Charlene Gisele reflects on her own mental health struggles while offering her top tips to prevent work-related exhaustion before it starts